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Zsh, 32 bytes

echo ${(wf)#S} ${(w)#S} $[$#S+1]

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Using Zsh parameter expansion flags. (f) splits a string on newlines. (w) counts 'words' in a string;an array (or #string); usually space delimited, but with (s) or (f) flags the 'words' can be delimited by other separators. And finally $#S counts the bytes in string S, but omits the terminating null byte so I had to add 1 to match the result from wc.

Zsh, 32 bytes

echo ${(wf)#S} ${(w)#S} $[$#S+1]

Try it online!

Using Zsh parameter expansion flags. (f) splits a string on newlines. (w) counts 'words' in a string; usually space delimited, but with (s) or (f) flags the 'words' can be delimited by other separators. And finally $#S counts the bytes in string S, but omits the terminating null byte so I had to add 1 to match the result from wc.

Zsh, 32 bytes

echo ${(wf)#S} ${(w)#S} $[$#S+1]

Try it online!

Using Zsh parameter expansion flags. (f) splits a string on newlines. (w) counts 'words' in an array (or #string); usually space delimited, but with (s) or (f) flags the 'words' can be delimited by other separators. And finally $#S counts the bytes in string S, but omits the terminating null byte so I had to add 1 to match the result from wc.

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roblogic
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Zsh, 32 bytes

echo ${(wf)#S} ${(w)#S} $[$#S+1]

Try it online!

Using Zsh parameter expansion flags. (f) splits a string on newlines. (w) counts 'words' in a string; usually space delimited, but with (s) or (f) flags the 'words' can be delimited by other separators. And finally $#S counts the bytes in string S, but omits the terminating null byte so I had to add 1 to match the result from wc.